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The Ownership of Niagara Falls.

New DIRK, June 30.-lSpecial Telegram
to the BEE, Libby, proprietor of the Bre-
WORT house, is suing Mrs. Frederick Porter
Burial, lady of large wealth. for board
bill of S2,407. She is granddaughter OF Au
gustus ii. Potter, who, early in the century,
purchased from the state piece of land a
mile and quarter square on the Canada
boundary line, all in New York, half or two
thirds of the. Niagara river, above, below and
including the falls This very valuable hold
ins, which includes the town of Niagara.
was transmitted by old judge Porter to his
heirs. 1t was proposed and desired, Mrs.
Burial SAYS, to sell part of the estate, the
island in the river, including Goat island, to
the state for park. All holders except her
self agreed that II a certain blll before ., the
legislature was passed by certain time they
would reinquish all claims on the
state for payment for water power thus
sacrificed. This Mrs. Burial refused, as far as
she was concerned. to do. She seems to regard
this claim as most important one, and
when it is remembered that the water power
of the Niagara is 275, 900 cubic feet per second
or 100000 horse power, which at the ruling
rate of $40 per horse power Is worth
S. 900, 900, the lady's pertinacity in clinging to
her rights, which David Dudley Fields opin-
ION says are clearly hers under the riparian
law, Is not to be wondered at. The share of
herself and her sister. il their claim were
valid, would be in the neighborhood of
$50, 900, 900, and though her claim has been
beaten in the courts, it appears none the less
to have strong legal foundation. AT present
there is q contest between the heirs over
some undivided property which ties up her
income and he charges that Libby Is acting
in the interest of her enemies, who hope to
Starye her into leg al submission.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-01
Utah,s Constitutional al Convention.

SALT LAKE, Utah. June 30.-The Utah
constitutional convention met to-day. John
T. Caine, congressional delegate. was chosen
delegate. He made speech outlining the
work to be done In the matter Of petition
for statehood. The constitution must be
broad and liberal, not sectional. and secure
the rights of the minority. Pre-
vious obstacles to the admissi
Of Utah must be met frankly and
with view to meet the charge that Utah Is
not in harmony with the rest of the nation.
After organization adjournment was taken
until Tomorrow. Earnest endeavors are to
be made by conservative MormOns to gain
the cooperation of all classes and parties In
the proceedings.
CHICAGO, June 3O - Another dispatch
from Salt Lake says none but Mormons are
taking part in the constitutional convention.
The GentileS generally are opposed.
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Government Telegraph Rates.

WASHINGTON, June 3o.--The postmaster
general has issued an order liking the rates
OF government kilograms for the coming
year. The rates are the same as last year.
but tho basis OF computation has been
changed. InsteNd of paying rates on the
exact distance from the place where the tel
egram is lled to the point Of destination,
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sheepshead Bay Races.

New YORK, June 2o.-At Sheepshead Bay
the weather was fine. the attendance large
and the track fast The following is the
summary:
Two.year-olds, three1quarters mile: Tea
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The Twin City Trot.

lHe 1WIu SlNy
ST. PAUL, June 3O-The Twin City Driv-
ing club races opened at the state fair
grounds this afternoon. The track was FAST
the weather threatening, and the attendance
small. The following is the summary:
2:so trot, purse. $1,000: Frank Champ won,
David S. second. Bud Crook third, Ella z.
fourth Best time-2:171&.
1888 pace, purse $500: Pennant won, Sharper
second, Daisy Wilkes third, Sierra Lasalle
fourth. Best time-2:234.
Columbia Freshmen Beat Harvard.
New LONDON, Conn.,, June 80. The Colum.
bia-Harvard freshmenIrace was rowed this af-
ternoon over the two mile course on the first
of the ebb 1t was slow course with head
wind against the boats The start was at
6:36-39 and the Columbia light weights
leaped away with quarter second lead from
the young giants from Harvard. and this
lead was being constantly increased at every
stroke, Columbia pulling tbirty-eght to llar-
York oarsmen were seven seconds ahead and
the lead was increased to thirteen
seconds. or three boat lengths, and near
three in the Harvards shell kicked over his
slide ana sat and rowed on the bare irons
for the rest of the race, which, however,
was virtually won before this accident. At
the mile and half there were four boat
Columbia pulled over the line IN II minutes
II seconds she had five open lengths between
her and Harvard's shell. Harvard's time was
l:3419. Sanborn dropped in swoon IN the
bottom of the boat as they crossed the line,
hour He was cut considerably, and his
work for the last mile of the race was as
plucky specimen OF grit as was ever shown
in boat.
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A Rejected Protest,

WAsHINGToN, June S0.-The secretary OF
the treasury recently received petition
signed by leading importers of railroad ties,
telegraph poles, etc, at the port of Chicago,
protesting against the establishment of an
agency ut Gore Bay, Manitoulin island, and
he referred II to the secretary of state. lie
has been informed by Secretary Bayard that
tho objections urged AGAINST tho proposed
agency are not considered sufficient to war
rant The reconsideration of the decision
heretofore made thereto, and saying that the
consular officer for Gore Bay Will be ap.
pointed In due course OF time.
Cleveland's Summer Arrangements
WASHINGTON, June S0.-It is stated at the
white house that the president has decided &c
attend the centennial celebration at Clinton
n. Y, the 18th proX. but beyond that lie has
not yet completed his arrangements for the
summer.
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loaded with unavailable securities, ana on'o
more went to the wall This time the ruin
seemed complete, as ugly charges were filed
against the firm. But that was time when
every one was suspected. and though tine
firm was broken up the individual members
escaped further annoyance AIR FISK after
ward organized the house Of Harvey Fisk q
Sons. v hich is still in business, and the old
house became A. s. Hatch q Co. BIT its
strength aud glory were gone, and 80 when
il was announced on the Stock Exchange a
few DAYS ago ihnt a. 5 Hatch had failed
there was no excitement IL was the third
time and final The old banker and broker
probablv drops out OF Wall street for good,
and ike so many before him, the man once
80 prominent among the wealthy, once Trcsi-
dent of the stock Exchange, viii live out bis
DAYS in retirement and soon Toe forgotten
among the dovotoes Of Mamnon.
II is rather pleasant now 20 contemplate
Mr. Hatch in the character of preacher
Such be was for many years. lay preacher,
M it were. Old visitors 10 Jerry McAuiey' s
Cremorne mission, on Thirty rond street,
New York, tell Of his appearance there,
dressed in simple elegance, and Of his prac-
teal sermons to the queer converts OF that
region There is not in the world q more
thoroughly democratic place than that mis-
sion Men and women, black and white, the
TOUGHEST habiiue Of the siums and the
richly dressed visitor sit side by side ON the
benches. listen 70 music produced by lazy
missionaries and sermons delivered by a
Wall street prince or a Baxter street
tough" Mr.. Hatch was always heard with
deep interest, as his sermons were intensely
practical. After him some Of the boys
usually gave their experience, and very sell
dom was one Of them dull Their short ad-
dresses were racy and full of blunt humor.
Many a poor fellow who takes in the Gro
morne meetings viii be sorry for the mis-
fortune OF Mr. Hatch.
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"That's a peculiar looking dog Of yours,
one Of as suggested TO n Wyoming settler,
near whose house wc campcd one night.
"Y-e-e. 'ts some peculiar" he replied
Fact is, genl'mcn. that dog WOLF
"Why don't You Kill 10 and get the
bounty
"Shl I'm onto this bounty all right!
Han't heard any talk bout the bounty bein'
repealed 10y tho next legislature, reckonf
ono
"G.ad O. that. don't want to get stuck
again / got two more 50 Ives out'n the
barn. an I'm goin' 10 raise eu. low in a
year or so to have pretty respectable hock
to turn in 90 the territorial treasurer
1T on ght topay.'
"'Twll, if don't get stuck like did in
northern Wisconsin olco"
How was that"
"Bar-stuted bar farm The state was
pawn 40 apiece for bar scalps an mighty
tickled to gc, en- NJ that / got pair Of
black bar an took good care Of 'em, an in a
few years / bad likely herd Of seventeen as
pretty bar as YOU over seen. Lowed 70 kill
bout ten of 'om IN the spring an send the
scalps to the state treasurer. toIiin him how
/ went out iu the woods an lt EN- with an
TX an got most chawed up, but it didn't
work got lcored'
Glow did that happelr
Legislature went an repealed the law, an
there J was. left with seventeen big, hungry
bar ou my hands, an the bottom gone out o
the bar market moreu a mile straight down.
Seventeen bar, an no demand for bari
Seventeen bar, an bar "a drug IN the market
Bacl, ward so full Of chained up bar that you
couldn't walk, an the price o bar goin' down
80 YOU could hear 10 hum Ii made me sickl
/ drove my whole flock down ten miles, where
Abe Dunn lived-wb0 was IN the legislature
an voted asin bar-an' left cm near his hog
pen, an then / pulled up an come ont here
where / heard they was payiu s. for wolf
-calps ] tell YOU what, If this miserable, low
lived legislature goes an busts up the wolf
industry III be snakcd If I'll ever try 10 earn
an honest Twin again|-Chicago Tribune.
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Reported by q. w. Branch Co.. banker
and broksrS No. III MAN street.
S.u YORK stocr wnrtet.

Neu Worn Ntpfb
New YORK. November SO.-Sto'ks
opened slightly higher with some cover
ing by arbilrage brokers and room trad
ers In St. Psul, Reading. and Pacific Mall
but practically the days work was con-
tined TO the room, and had no signln-
canoe. and brokers were complaining that
the market got into a rut. and something
must be done 10 rouse 1t up. Western
news WAS not more encouraging than OF
late. Another dressed beef cut 10y the
Grand Trunk, and further cuts threH'-
eu,d in the West and Southwest. Out.
side cities report money lightning, and
n is hardening herr-was5 to D per cent.
All dav. The coal meeting TODAY decided
not to advance prices Of coal for Deem
Der. In anticipation Of The meeting OF
Congress next Monday. traders were In.
disposed 10 do mucL sock trading, and
thought the rest Of The week The market
would be narrow Closing transactions
quiel at general concessions Sterling
exchange quiet ut 81 s2@S4S6.
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Market steady ieceipf- bales.
Q,ofafjons Middlng. 9lc low middlinl
nc. good ordinary. SIC.
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A Tongue Ia Knots.

Ioontractcd malaria In the S amps Of Louis
ANA while working for the telegraph company
and us,d every Kind OF me iciue ould hear
wi hout relief at last succeeded n break
TX the fever, but il cost NE over slOO, aud
hen my system was Frustrated and aturttcd
with malarih poison ard became most
nclp rs. l finally came here. uy mOut SO
nll,d with SORES hat could scarcely cat. an
my tongue raw an filled with little knots.
Various remedies We resorod 10 without
effect ] bought two bottles Z %. b. B and
t has cured md ,trcngthe ed me. All sores Of
my mouth are he led md my I ngue entirely
clear II knots aad orene.s. and feel like d
new man. A = bHrION'
Jackson. Tenn. April 90 1855.
IN .Ioints-A Mos Remarkable Case of
scrofula and rheumatism.
have lit boy twelve years old whose
knee. have b, en- drawn almost double aud bis
j. lnts r. perfectly stin and has bcen in this
condition three years. unable 20 walk. During
hat time be Medical BOarl OF iOufO
county examined him aud pronounced the ds
case scrofua and pre-, or bed. but no ben, dt
ever derived. then SEED a m ca advertised
lltltlHAANN MAAhhnt A'i4hNAf I nlf' Wffh0 II -
he ecame perfectly helpless and suffered
lieadfully.
4 friend who had used q. d. d. advised its
use lie has used one bottle and all pain has
.eased and be can now walk. This has been
pronounced most wonderful action. as his
COMPLAINT had batiied everything shall con
tinue 10 useit on him.
MRS. EMMA GRIFFITHs.
Unitia, Tenn, March >. 1850.
webb city, Ark, Blood.
Having tested q B. Is. and Z, ind IL 10 be al
that l. clam q iur IL, / CONNIE Il r. ANY and
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no feA equal 10 hat given by the use Oi
B Is B W g. MCGAuHEY.
Webb City, Ark. May 3. 1866.
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A SUMNER ROMANCE.

Wa stood in the moonlight's tender glow,
And thought her the daintiest girl
That ever lived; and loved Der 50.
She has set my brain awhif,
For she was charmingly gay that night
AS we stood on the shore In the soft moonlight
And never q sgui was nigh.
So whispered low. Il love you dear,
And yon thrill me through aud throughl
AS ! look 10 your eyes, In the moonlight here,
II Is all that can DO
To keep from sfraining you close 70 me nov
And kissing your eyes aud your lps-l vow
It's hard 10 be gOod." said |.
Then che looked up at me with rcsu'sh glance
And light was In her eyes
That made my blood leap and the whole world
dance
In a rapture Of sweet surprise.
Il suppose 70 Is hard. she rosuishly said;
Then. softly, and turning away her head,
She added. "Whal makes you try"
Journal Of Education.
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"a. hNo DALE. ilio r. Main sf,o..
49, s-.. ANA e. mems aud q AMI 49,
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Woman is just TOO awful lovely in newly
Numbered wamsutta and lawn when fresh
from close communion with toilet soap and Il
crystal watery bath She has the ripe
peach fragrance of Paradise and the breath
of the cape jasmine OF the tropical empyrean
When fellow passes % the windward of d
pretty woman who is filling the air with
sweetness and purity as she trips gracefully
along, he dolcately shifts the air for an hour.
as If be had got "a snatch of heavenly perfume
and was irving 10 WOO another Whit from
over the celestial battlements. -Iexarkana
Independent
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CARDCZ0.-Diod. az his rm, near Hon
over junction. on the 2sth ms "A I, Edward =,
CardOz D.. the sd 3 ar n bis @.
IOGAN.-Dicd. az - p.". Oyember Goth,
1887. at the resi- euceof her sister, Mrs. NauBh-
ton, Miss athcrine Logan.
NE GLE Died. November %. 1857. az l.l6
D 10. BE rtard Neaglr. "A tive OF county
sia o. ireland rged - years.
REIDELBACH.-i led, her hush ,nd's res
idence. No. ia West Marshall street, at "A
qua ter o o'c o k 2 m. NONtmter 2yth. Mrs
+ izabeth Reldelhnch. nee lede ich. wife Of
August Reideitach. In the i3d year OF he age.
WAGNER.-D ed at his rc-idence. No. as
East 10 street. November ~, 1881. 40 l'l5
pm. after hort fla rs, F. " Wa. ner, sr.,
Ia The o. h ye L Of his e.
The funeral d. Mrs Mary a. Barrett will
take pla, from the Balm ridge street Bapti {
chu Ch. Manchester. to-day { 20 o'clock
pm. Fr ends wall attend without further
notice.
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istcnce some years, first as an academy and
later with a more extended curriculum. il
is patronizel almost exclusively by Scandi-
navians who have settled in the northwest
and its rolls show a goolly array Of students
of both sexes. as it is run on the cocduca-
honal plan. It's faculty is ample and it- pro-
fessors are young men Of energy The col
lego is distinctly religious and Lutheran, and
many of its students are fitting themselves
for the Gospel ministry Both the English
and the scandinavian languages arc used
At the recent dedication Of certain now
buildings OF this institution Governor McGin
and other Minnesota dienitmics were present
and took part in the ceremonies.
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y
Leytonstou, county Of Essex, England. lie
studied in London, and passed successful
examination when he was - years old,
whereupon be practiced at the London kospi-
tall attaining the decree Of VI. \. in lso2
lie now devoted himself particularly 10 the
study Of diseases Of the llrynx, and this with
such Success that IN 1853 treatise on the
larynx 10y him received the Jackson prize Of
the Royal Surgical society. In order 10
complete his special studies he went TO Paris,
then 80 Vienna, and finally TO Buda- Pesth,
where, under the direction Of the famous
Czermach, he became q thorough expert with
the laryngoScope. Before be had left Lon
don he had founded the first clinic for dis
eases Of the threat On his return 10 Lon
don he also lccturcd at the London Medical
college on laryngology, and wrote various
scientific works and essays IN medical "a
pers, which soon gained him famous name
and most renunerativo practice
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Youth have called, sir. % find ont how
tomake bombs
Motel Anarchist Nelcom, mein frient
show you dot process right away alretty.
You see dot pipe You put dis dynamite IL
here, den YOU hx dot dis way, sect Any Won
can DO it,
"Wm You sell me some Of the pipes and
dynamite and so FORTH"
81 gives You all you want You peiong to
our society, chi"
con no, 20 70 college and we are going
10 haze some freshmen tonight Omaha
World
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RICHMOND. V, November 30
Loose breakers were larger to-day with
last sale at &C. al Crenshaws warehouse.
rhursday and Friday large sales are eK-
pecied. There was little done ON Change
IN old stock worthy of note. Shil menis
from the warehouses continued quite
arge this week New Jugs sell from TO
4sc; short leaf, to 6sc.; long leaf at
ia 10 TO-.
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Mean Trick on "a shark.

A Maine sailor played a mean trick on
shark one day not long ago The tiger
Of the sea had been following the boat for
several days and existing on the garbage
thrown overheard, and tie sailor decided
to have somo fun with him. He took n
large piece Of lime and threw IL at the
flsh, which greedily gulped It down The
limo at once began 10 siake, and the
shark, after thrashing about in terrible
agony for n few minutes, turned over and
died.-Chicago Times.
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Hatch Win IL bAt
their record WAS on
honorable one, and
creditors Gealt le-
niently with them;
SO they were soon
established again
in business. They
were extending
their connections
and all was going
on swimminD Is
when IL Ilay, l~f,
the noted Grant &
W ard hub b. 10
burst. Failures fol
lowed thick and
fast Fisk & Hatch
found themselves
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,vtrrr. BARRIERS.
ST., r.1Aa H. GARDNER. SO y
s Sham. ...i mar cutting, dyc.nx sb,e
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Invalid Doctor, the consulting physicians
actually laughed when told that YOU said my
ease was incurable
Family Doctor Laughed, ehi
"Yc,, laughed
swell. never mind; don't worry"
Thank you, doctor
NO Don't worry on my account, my
dear sir Remember he laughs best who
laughs last. n-Omaha World
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lish physicians di-
agn0sis of the dis
ease was wrong
fromthc start. and
that had some Of
the ron0W u q
sp eciolists Ger
many posscsocs
been intrustcd
with the case O
euro might have
been Effected.
whilc this is out Of
the question now.
Dr. Morcll Mac
kcnzic was born IN
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To TAXPAYERS /:

Coupons can he used in payment OF all
taxes due the State. A very large pro-
portion of your tax bills can be saved by
using coupons. Full legal protection and
indemnify guaranteed.
JAMES 7. COOPER.
Oil Main Street, Richmond Va.
advise all persons intending to use
coupons TO procure them FROM Mr.. ]. p,
Cooper or bis agent, AMI get bis guaran'
tee of indemnity. as with it | can secure
them full and complete legal protection,
WILLIAM l.. ROYAL.
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Miss Breezy of Chicngoi-Oh, yes, young
Mr. Wabash is immensely wealthy by in
hertauce lie was born with silver spoon
in bis mouth, YOU know
Miss Shawssarder TOT ST. Louis-Was he.
indeed, / should imagine from the way be
eats that De was born with kniie.in bis
mouth The Epoch
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.Dr. Nforeii Mackenzie.

There is much indisnationin Germany over
DR. Morcll Mackenzie, who. through the i'm
nucnco Of Queen Victoria, has hitherto had
exclusive charge Of the crown prince, now
slowly dying with cancer n the throat Tho
German pross mites in saying that tie Eng
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VI. J. DlMMOCK. lllS n u.
rvspOndcuce solicited NAN Sire
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New York Girl-Yes, was in that Broad
way store when Tie ceiling fell We were
terribly scared
Omaha Gill-Were not many hurtl
"Oniy few
81 should think you al would have been
suii0cated with the dust"
"Oh. dear no. All who were there were
New Workers - Omaha World
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Mntlre.. AIannmclnIln

ADAM DIACONI. aus b. Marshall rn
Wholesale and retail. Repairing lol I
promptly done.
T. T.. lsEi5lfJ CkENSiAM. fl hal hr
street. mattress maker iUl lp
wholesale und retail Repairing le.
duntuly done.
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"A sheet anchor of safety >

Is what those who are acquainted with
thin. call Dr. Davids Vegetable Liver Pills.
Being free from Mercury aud all Mineral POT
,uIIs. they are safe aud Harmless. AS they
contain the most Valuable Vegetable lngicd
tents known to Pharmacy they are the best
cure Tor SIck HcaIHche. liiliOusness. Consti-
ration a Liver disorder. only - cents a
~
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MARRIED.

DAVENPORT kerr Married, on We'd
nesday, ven Der 3d. al the residence OF the
b ide's hrother-n-law. IN. l.. Roswell, this
6 ~. by Rev. Pix towers, ca rlcs Il. Dayen-
port. Of L lerson's. Hanover county, "a Miss
Lilly B. Baker. OF Richmond, Va. No cards.
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"Beefstoak with Shakespeare" anrounced
an aesthetic waiter at high toned boarding
house.
"Gooiacss, man, do you serve up Shake
sloare with brea1fastT inquired the fright
cnel bolrier
perhaps yol prefer Bacon, suggested the
waiter. with ineTable scorn -Detro<t Ere
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